Classic Screwball Comedy Headlines Criterion Collection UK July Slate
Summer is close and outside the temperature will be hopefully hot hot hot! If Criterion Collection have their way in...
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Robert Mitchum Masterwork Headlines Criterion Collection UK June Slate
Early feminist commentary, Hou Hsiao-Hsien period piece and Charles Laughton's horror masterwork make up the titles coming our in June...
Film Review – The Lady Eve (1941, Criterion Collection)
The Lady Eve is a screwball comedy released in 1941, starring Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda. Based on a story...
Cassavetes, Maureen O’Hara And Scorsese Make Up Criterion Collection June Slate
That 'C' word is once again dominating the way we live these days. Whatever type of Summer we'll have is...
Landmark Russian, Nicholas Ray Noir Make Up Criterion Collection April UK Slate
Landmark Russian film, Nicholas Rey Noir and Barbara Striesland drama headline The Criterion Collection titles to be released on Blu-ray...
Classic Brando, Davis And Iconic Time Travel Criterion Collection December Slate
What do classic Marlon Brando, Bette Davis and influential sci-fi all got in common? They are all the title to...
Film Review – La vérité (1960, Criterion Collection)
La Vérité is the story of a young French woman accused of the premeditated murder of her ex-lover. Dominique Marceau...
Criterion Collection July Slate Swings, Dances, Epic Storytelling
The summer will be in full force this July, however The Criterion Collection and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment have several...
Film Review – To Sleep With Anger (1990. Criterion Collection)
To Sleep with Anger is about a suburban African-American family living in Los Angeles who receive a house guest by...
Criterion Collection Will Be ‘Dazed And Confused’ This June
British Summertime may officially start at the end of the month, The Criterion Collection are 'dazed and Confused' in June...
Film Review – Tokyo Drifter (1966, Criterion Collection)
Yakuza film have been a staple of Japanese cinema for over 60 years. Stories about Japan’s organised crime syndicates are...
Film Review -“True Stories” – David Byrne (1986)
Synopsis – David Byrne, half-playing himself, gives you a tour of his imagined Virgil, Texas, as it readies itself for...
Classic Film Noir, Martin Scorsese, Cruel World Criterion Collection April Slate Revealed
We may only be at the end of the first month of 2019, The Criterion Collection and Sony Pictures Home...
Panique- The Criterion Collection
Panique, a French film that translates to panic, is a 1947 crime thriller directed by Julien Duvivier, which has been...